[Mccoypottery-talk] unidentified pieces

[Surprizes@aol.com]

Thanks for the advise ... which brush McCoy book would you advise? I run 
across a lot of really old stuff here in the 'deep south' . Being a potter 
has it's advantages because I can usually recognize a style, glaze or the 
weight of the clay. I'd really like to learn more. This stuff has real 
history value ... but most of all, I grew up with it all around me. I spent a 
lot of time with my grandmother and her friends. It's amazing how many of the 
pictures I recognize.
Thanks again,
Diane Pleasant
Pleasant Surprizes